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The school offers an Innovation & Academics Council, Model UN, Speech & Debate, and Roar Zine.
The arts include Music (Music 3x per week in the PYP; Orff-based approach; Taiko drumming introduced in the MYP), Visual Arts (DP course), and Theatre (co-curricular in the PYP; available in the DP).
Mandarin and Spanish are offered in Junior School clubs.
Junior School Clubs include Animation, Art, Ballet (provided by Goh Ballet), Chess, Coding, Creative Writing, Dance, Drama & Musical Theatre, Mandarin, Printing, Sewing, Sketching, Spanish, STEM and Yoga.
Earth Club is part of the student co-curricular program.
Prefects and Junior Prefects lead five Councils (Action & Wellness, Arts, Athletics, Innovation & Academics, Sustainability); Advisory Leaders; and House Captains and Junior House Captains.
Athletics offers an interscholastic sports program; Outdoor Experiential Education is embedded in the curriculum with biweekly sessions; Action & Wellness Council promotes student well-being; After School Care runs daily from dismissal until 5:30 pm.
Stratford Hall is an independent K–12 IB World School in Vancouver, Canada, offering the International Baccalaureate Continuum. The Primary Years Programme runs Kindergarten to Grade 5, the Middle Years Programme runs Grade 6 to 10, and the Diploma Programme runs Grade 11 to 12. As an IB World School, Stratford Hall emphasizes inquiry-based learning and global perspectives across its curriculum. The campus comprises three buildings with junior and senior spaces, two gymnasiums, and libraries equipped with BrainPOP and TumbleBook Library for the Junior School and a catalogue for the Senior School. The IDEA Lab supports interdisciplinary design, engineering and STEM, linking spaces and curriculum to innovation. The school maintains a strong after-school and camp program, extensive co-curricular activity, and an athletics program that competes in the ISEA. The school opened a fourth building in 2018 and celebrated 25 years in 2025. Students engage in service and leadership across grade levels.
